The Texas Longhorns are not a relevant football program anymore – Paul Finebaum | Get Up



Paul Finebaum and Heather Dinich examine the state of Texas Longhorns football going into Steve Sarkisian’s first season as head coach.
0:00 A look back at Sarkisian’s success as Alabama’s offensive coordinator.
1:51 Dinich explains the influence Texas’ boosters have on the program.
3:19 Examining the expectations for the Longhorns in the 2021 season.

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49 comentarios en «The Texas Longhorns are not a relevant football program anymore – Paul Finebaum | Get Up»

  1. The Texas football program is a joke! Heart broken fan since ‘64 ? pick the right people and
    let them do their job! Fat cats won’t quit meddling so Texas still sucks! All getting real stale!
    SEC? Maybe Texas should consider a recreation flag football league!

  2. The recruits don't seem very interested in Texas. They're too young now to remember Vince Young's two Rose Bowl wins (pun intended). Otherwise the program doesn't offer them too much and too many options to go to other schools.

  3. I agree… to get to New Years bowls once every 10 years makes you lose recruits and if recruits don't see it, you're not relevant anymore. There's at least 12 schools I'd be looking at before Texas and at least 1 school before Texas in state.

  4. Idiots like Finebaum have said "click-bait" bs like this for decades. Texas isn't relevant (then Vince Young and the Horns win it all)… years go by and they start saying it again …

  5. What’s Texas’s recruiting pitch? “Hey Mr. 4-5* player. Dont go to Oklahoma, LSU, or Alabama where youll olay in the NFL. Come to Texas where youll be a car salesman or selling insurance when you graduate.”

  6. Our problem is that our program is run by a collection of Jerry Jones type individuals. You can get by with that in the pros but its a recipe for disaster and mediocrity at the college level. I pray we have success and that that success convinces the prominent boosters to not meddle and just let our guy coach and do his job.

  7. Charlie Strong and Tom Herman both both assembled a rogue's gallery of ineptitude and inexperience for their respective staffs. Sark has assembled a legit staff, better than any in recent memory at Texas. Remains to be seen how things will turn out but this at least has given Texas fans hope.

  8. I'm an OU fan and I want Texas to be good again. As long as they lose that game in October, a strong Texas program is good for the Big 12 and college football as a whole.

  9. With a school like Texas they can go from being irrelevant to a power house in a short amount of time. Before Saban even Bama had went through a long stretch of being irrelevant. with schools like that once they start winning it’s a lot easier to build on that success into becoming a juggernaut

  10. Their greed in setting up the Longhorn network years ago weakened the conference (not OU). They haven’t been competitive since. But hey, as a business, don’t they out-earn all of the other “schools” out there?

  11. Sark is NOT an upgrade from Herman. I've been a Horn fan since 1963, I am not optimistic about 2021.Saw clip of him talking about how he was gonna put the best players on the field, and get the ball to the "playmakers"……wow….no coach in FB tries to do that? Sheesh.

  12. If the city of Austin ever gets real with major league sports (NBA, NFL, MLB) you can kiss that football program goodbye. They have a unique situation in that they’re located in the heart of one of the 10th largest cities in the U.S., but they have no professional sports programs. Eventually, major league sports will make their way in and fracture UTs monopoly on sports in Austin. The boosters know this, and they’re probably the ones blocking professional sports in Austin.

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